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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1933
Page
1
Pains in your side may signal internal poisons harming health. Avoid dangerous drugs and try the Harmfules Cream of Nujol treatment to cleanse poisons. Nujol is promoted as a safe, daily remedy that requires a one bottle, lasting over two weeks, and claims to ease distress without cramps or interference with work.
Reports detail a split in the Everest expedition as Flying Officer Ellison and Commodore Fellowes separated during a climb above 25 000 feet. Fellows launched again from Dinajpur with fuel while Ellison and observer Bennett attempted to rejoin, facing severe wind and cloud.
The Menefee board of education elected new members at a special meeting. R. L. Hogan was nominated, with four new seats created to fill three and five year terms. Old members retire as Mrs Stella Steves Waleer and Mrs E H Lewis step down and others declined or were named to roles.
A record of aerial reconnaissance by Fellows and Jones above Kanchenjunga details extreme altitude, cloud gaps, and navigation errors. Ellison surveys, then returns solo as weather worsens. Oxygen concerns, engine strain, and gear performance at 28,000 to 37,000 feet are described, with reflections on future peak surveys and safety lessons.
James Smith, age 4, faced in federal court with counterfeiting allegations after testimony described box car companions sharing a box. Witnesses from Gonzales testified Smith offered counterfeit coins in exchange for goods, including tobacco and bread, with storekeepers recounting payments and changes. County officers said they searched the depot for involved men but found no one matching the claimed names.
In Louville April 3 the Kentucky Court of Appeals was expected to rule on whether the 3.2 beer is intoxicating as Falls City Ice and Beverage seeks to ship 550 cases by rail. The Lonaville and Nashville railroad allegedly refused to supply a freight car for shipment, prompting a temporary injunction. Judge John Marshall Jr. indicated the ruling may come Thursday or Friday as Falls City pursues relief.
President Roosevelt will hold a late today parley with Richard Whitney head of the New York Stock Exchange and his attorney C. R. Redmond. The talks focus on legislation to grant federal control of the stock exchanges.
In The Hague on April 6, Denmark’s link to Eastern Greenland was upheld by the Permanent Court of International Justice in a dispute with Norway over the Aigowmer ship. Norway conceded most of Greenland but argued Horvey possessed a share of Eastern Greenland. Norwegian expedition landings in 1941 are referenced, with Denmark claimed to have not restricted its claims by colonization.
A reader describes relief from itching and eczema through topical relief and cooling sensations. The note mentions prescription guidance and a familiar publisher offering help to phrase advertisements. The piece references owners and a local expert on classifieds without detailing outcomes.
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